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How to Cheat on YouTube

ByNalts

In today’s YouTube “highest rated comedy videos of the day,” my videos represent spots 5, 6 and 8. YouTube, as you probably know, represents the vast majority of online viewing. So does this mean I produced the funniest videos on the planet this weekend? Of course not. I have an advantage because I have a…

Your a Fag

ByNalts

The ultimate video comment. Not “you’re a fag.” It’s “your a fag.” By Kirby Ferguson of The Goodie Bag, it’s called “The Fag Bomb.” On YouTube as “The Accident Factor.” [youtube=http://youtube.com/watch?v=_FR0o17RSwo8] These stupid embeds never work. WordPress: I’m not your friend anymore. You’re not invited to my birthday party.

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Do Marketers Understand Online Video?

ByNalts

So it’s been a week since my last post. I’m rusty. Yet I’m down in Florida at the iMediaConnection Brand Summit, and the theme is “Turning Advertising Into Content.” I simply love that tagline, and quite possibly may steal it. The event is packed with marketers from some of the largest names in the world…

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Top YouTube Creator Spinning Off New Video-Community Site (working title RenettoTube.com)

ByNalts

One of the most popular YouTube creators, “Renetto,” has been discussing a revolution, and aspirations to create a new website for unmet online-video community. The new site, a homage to Paul Robinette’s self absorption, is aptly titled “RenettoTube.” I announced the new site in this video from last weekend (see launch video). Oh- and I…

YouTube’s Evolution from “Jack the Ripper” to “Content ID Soup Nazi”

ByNalts

It wasn’t long ago that YouTube was known as the video version of early Napster. If you needed a free television show, music video, or even a featured-length movie, YouTube was your source. Now the company, under Google, has developed perhaps the most robust content ID library in the world (see YouTube business blog). It’s…

Biggest Online-Video Community Gathering Ever: July 9-11, LA

ByNalts

Some of the most-viewed YouTube “weblebrities” will gather with hundreds of people in the YouTube community, including video creators and viewers, professionals and stalkers. The event — called VidCon 2010 and scheduled for July 9-11 — includes rapid-fire stage performances by some of YouTube’s biggest “stars,” including comedy duo Anthony Pedilla and Ian Hecox (“Smosh“), “What The…